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In our 2021 Year in Review, we predicted a rise in Linux malware for 2022. AT&T Alien Labs recently reported on Shikitega, a new Linux malware with stealth capabilities.
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Uptycs recently reported on a new DarkAngels Linux ransomware variant that appears to still be in development.
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Intezer recently reported on Lightning Framework, a Linux malware with modular plugins and the ability to install rootkits.
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FortiGuard Labs recently reported on RapperBot, a malware family with a built-in capability to brute force credentials and gain access to SSH servers.
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Cybereason recently reported on Black Basta ransomware, which has claimed around 50 victims so far, making it a prominent threat.
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Intezer and BlackBerry recently reported on Symbiote, a difficult to detect Linux malware that relies on existing running processes to infect a system.
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Sonatype recently reported on Pymakfa, a malicious Python package in the PyPl registry dropping Cobalt Strike on macOS, Windows, and Linux.
